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Green Bay Packers to allow limited number of fans for divisional playoff game The Green Bay Packers announced Thursday that about 6,000 fans will be allowed to attend the team's opening playoff game next weekend.      Neil Sheehan, reporter who obtained Pentagon Papers, dies at 84 Neil Sheehan the who covered the Vietnam War and obtained the Pentagon Papers for the New York Times died on Thursday, his family said. He was 84.   Texans QB Deshaun Watson unhappy with team over GM hiring process Houston Texans star quarterback Deshaun Watson is reportedly upset with the franchise over its decision process that led to the hiring of general manager Nick Caserio earlier this week.   Biden taps Merrick Garland as attorney general, names key economic team members President-elect Joe Biden announced his intent to nominate Federal Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland as attorney general and several other Democrats to his economic and jobs team.   Congress sergeants-at-arms, Capitol Police chief resign after insurrection Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger, House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving and Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund resigned Thursday after a mob of President Donald Trump supporters forced their way into the Capitol.   SpaceX launches Turkish satellite from Florida SpaceX intends to launch a Turkish communications satellite, the Türksat 5A, from Florida on Thursday night.   New York Mets acquire Francisco Lindor, Carlos Carrasco in trade The Cleveland Indians traded four-time All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor and veteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco to the New York Mets on Thursday.   Trump acknowledges presidential transition; pressure for removal mounts President Donald Trump on Thursday acknowledged that a new administration will take the White House this month amid growing calls to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove him from office.   U.S. airstrike on Somalia kills 5 al-Shabaab members Five people believed to be al-Shabaab members, including one leader, were killed in a joint U.S.-Somali airstrike in the vicinity of Saaxa Weyne, Somalia, Thursday.   Dallas Cowboys WR Amari Cooper undergoes ankle surgery Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper is on the mend after undergoing successful ankle surgery this week.   Israel delivers second Iron Dome Defense System battery to U.S. Israel delivered the second of two Iron Dome Defense System batteries to the U.S. Army this week.   Boeing reaches $2.5B settlement for conspiracy to defraud FAA Boeing on Thursday agreed to a $2.5 billion settlement with the Justice Department over charges that it engaged in a conspiracy to defraud the FAA over its 737 Max aircraft.   Huntington Ingalls starts fabrication of destroyer Jeremiah Denton Huntington Ingalls started fabrication of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Jeremiah Denton Thursday.   Brooklyn Nets' Kyrie Irving out vs. Philadelphia 76ers due to personal reasons Brooklyn Nets star guard Kyrie Irving will miss Thursday night's game against the Philadelphia 76ers because of personal reasons.   Watch: Tom Hanks, Emily Blunt compare horseback mishaps BBC America released a clip of "The Graham Norton Show" Thursday. In a preview of Friday's episode, actors Tom Hanks and Emily Blunt compare horseback mishaps from their respective westerns.   Elon Musk becomes world's richest person with $185B net worth Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk became the world's richest person Thursday, surpassing Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos with a net worth of more than $185 billion.   'Mean Girls' cloes on Broadway amid COVID-19, will still tour The "Mean Girls" musical announced Thursday it will not reopen on Broadway after the COVID-19 pandemic, but still plans a national tour as early as Summer.   Wind bands, jet streams spotted on nearest brown dwarf The brown dwarf closest to our solar system hosts wind bands and jet streams, according to new analysis of the object's atmosphere.   Look: Pro-Trump mob leaves damage, debris in U.S. Capitol When a mob of President Donald Trump supporters descended on the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, they left a trail of broken glass, scattered papers and broken furniture.   Dow, S&P and Nasdaq all hit record highs following Capitol chaos The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite all reached record highs on Thursday, a day after Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol as Congress certified the results of the presidential election.   Study suggests COVID-19 may have remained in Wuhan past April The COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, China, may have lasted into May, according to an analysis published Thursday by PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases. China declared the city virus-free and lifted lockdown in April.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Is Said to Have Discussed Pardoning HimselfThe discussions occurred in recent weeks, and it was not clear whether he has brought it up since he incited supporters to march on the Capitol, where some stormed the site.   Justice Dept. Open to Pursuing Charges Against Trump in Inciting RiotThe top federal prosecutor in Washington said investigators were examining anyone involved, “not only the people who went into” the Capitol. Republicans Splinter Over Whether to Make a Full Break From TrumpRepublicans face a disturbing prospect: that Wednesday’s Trump-inspired violence could linger for decades as a stain on the party. Simon & Schuster Cancels Plans for Senator Hawley’s BookThe publisher faced calls to drop the Missouri Republican’s upcoming book, “The Tyranny of Big Tech,” following criticism of his efforts to overturn the presidential election. How Trump is Losing his Social Media PlatformsAfter years of gentle wrist slaps, social media companies are finally revoking President Trump’s megaphone. Here Are The Trump Officials Who Resigned Over Capitol RiotSeveral officials announced that they were stepping down after a mob of the president’s supporters disrupted the process of certifying the election results on Wednesday. Who Was Ashli Babbitt? Woman Killed in Capitol Embraced Trump, QAnonAfter 14 years in the military, Ashli Babbitt bought a pool supply company and delved into far-right politics. How Trump’s Allies Are Still Defending Him: Denial, Deflection, DisinformationThey falsely claimed President Trump had no role in spurring the assault on the Capitol. They resorted to false equivalencies. Some even questioned whether the mob was an anti-Trump “false flag.” It Wasn’t Strictly a Coup Attempt. But It’s Not Over, Either.Experts say recent actions by President Trump and his loyalists are harder to stop than a coup — citing anti-democratic slides in Turkey and Venezuela as closer examples. With Democrats in Control, Biden Moves to Advance AgendaBy gaining the Senate, Democrats have the chance to move on large parts of the president-elect’s ambitions for the economy, health care, climate change and more. With Georgia Senate Wins, Democrats Solidify Power in WashingtonSenator Chuck Schumer will fulfill his ambition of becoming majority leader as Senator Mitch McConnell returns to heading the minority, shifting the policy agenda as Joe Biden takes office. ‘What a Joke.’ Black Lives Matter Activists Note Contrast in Police Response at CapitolBlack Lives Matter activists said the tepid response from law enforcement officers to mostly white protesters stood in stark contrast to the aggressive tactics they have endured for years. A Riot Amid a Pandemic: Did the Virus, Too, Storm the Capitol?Some scientists fear that the mayhem on Capitol Hill may prove to have been a so-called super-spreading event. One 18-Hour Flight, Four Coronavirus InfectionsAn outbreak aboard a September flight from Dubai to New Zealand offers researchers, and airlines, an opportunity to study in-transit contagion. Neil Sheehan Dies at 84; Times Reporter Obtained the Pentagon PapersHis exhaustive coverage of the Vietnam War also led to the book “A Bright Shining Lie,” which won a National Book Award and a Pulitzer Prize. How Neil Sheehan Got the Pentagon PapersIt was a story he had chosen not to tell — until 2015, when he sat for a four-hour interview, promised that this account would not be published while he was alive. 25th Amendment, Capitol Police, Merkel: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Mob in the Capitol: The Story From InsideA mob incited by President Trump stormed into Congress, disrupting the certification of Joe Biden’s election victory. We hear from our colleagues who were inside the building. If You Were on This App, You Saw the Mob ComingParler is a go-to social media site for the right, with users calling to “burn D.C. to the ground.” The C.E.O., John Matze, says it’s not his job to police speech. The Capitol Riot Showed Us America's Ugly TruthBut if the Democrats dare to use their power, a brave new world might be possible. Less Than Two Weeks to GoNo Americans should have to lose their lives to a transition of presidential power. This Is When the Fever BreaksWednesday was a moral exposure, and a turning point. Appeasement Got Us Where We AreIt’s time to stand up to the fascists among us. Did the Capitol Attack Break Trump’s Spell?Either the beginning of the end for Trump, or America. Impeach and Convict Trump. Right Now.Trump is too dangerous to leave in office for even another minute. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Reflects on the U.S. Capitol RiotMy fellow lawmakers and I just wanted to do our jobs and certify a free and fair election. Trump's Actions Call For the 25th Amendment or ImpeachmentThe magnitude of the current crisis calls for two constitutional measures: the 25th Amendment and impeachment. Trump and His Party Made the Storming of the Capitol PossibleBy enabling the president anyway, Republican elites helped make the storming of the Capitol possible. Delete All of Trump’s AccountsAfter four years of allowing the president to spew bile and misinformation online, here’s why the companies need to cancel him. The Far Right Told Us What It Had Planned. We Didn’t Listen.Wednesday wasn’t Trumpism’s “last gasp.” It was the manifestation of a long-held fantasy. And most perpetrators walked away, uncuffed, to fight another day. On Alex Trebek's Last ‘Jeopardy!,’ Johnny Gilbert Gives a Final IntroductionJohnny Gilbert, 92, started on the game show with Trebek in 1984. Now, he must imagine a ‘Jeopardy!’ without his longtime colleague. Beethoven’s ‘Für Elise’ Doesn’t Deserve Your Eye RollsIt is overplayed all over pop culture. But the pianist Igor Levit says it is “one of the most beautiful pieces I know.” N.Y.P.D. to Interview Woman in SoHo Arlo Hotel IncidentThe woman, Miya Ponsetto, who falsely accused the son of a prominent jazz musician of stealing her phone, was taken into custody in California. Abu Bakar Bashir, Indonesian Cleric Tied to Bali Bombing, Is FreedAbu Bakar Bashir, 82, the spiritual leader of an extremist group that bombed churches, hotels and a Bali nightclub in the 2000s, is released after 10 years behind bars. Boeing Reaches $2.5 Billion 737 Max Settlement with U.S.The company agreed to a deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department. In Washington Riot, Echoes of Post-Soviet UprisingsIn Moscow in 1993, Eastern Ukraine in 2014, and now the U.S. Capitol, there have been a similar dress code and display of banners backing seemingly lost causes. Unemployment Claims Show Continuing Pressure on Job MarketEmployers remain cautious about hiring, one economist says, “but the resurgence of the virus is really the main culprit.” Canadian Politicians Face Ire After Taking Trips During the HolidaysSome members of Parliament have lost government posts after traveling out of the country on tropical vacations and family visits, when people were asked to stay home. The Power (and Joy) of Being PreparedAn important lesson of 2020 is that preparation for a health crisis is a gift to the people you love. Today’s Well challenge shows you how. Suzi Analogue Wants Black Women in Experimental Music to Never CompromiseShe couldn’t find a label that understood her work, so she started her own. Now she’s doubling down on her mission to provide a home for others who want to create with total freedom. Fran Lebowitz and Martin Scorsese Seek a Missing New York in ‘Pretend It’s a City’The Netflix series, featuring Lebowitz and directed by Scorsese, offers acerbic commentary and a sense of yearning for a pre-pandemic metropolis. Carmakers Put Their Biggest Faces ForwardThey look as if they could strain spaghetti: Grilles are making a design statement. Why D.C. Rioters Wore Costumes to the CapitolAs star-spangled superheroes and militiamen, the rioters of D.C. dressed with a license for mayhem. Swimming With My Shirt OffAt 13, I was a guy with breasts, and I needed to get rid of them to survive my upcoming teenage years. Jazmine Sullivan Ponders Love and Materialism on ‘Heaux Tales’The singer and songwriter’s first album in five years is also her bleakest. Stephen Colbert Goes ‘Unexpectedly Live’“It’s a horrifying day that will go down in U.S. history, however much longer that is,” Colbert said after President Trump incited a mob of his supporters to storm the Capitol. Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Urges President Trump to ResignWith the headline “Donald Trump’s Final Days,” The Journal excoriated the president for “an assault on the constitutional process of transferring power after an election.” More Recent Articles
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